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'If you want backlash, it will be coming full force': Is a massive development proposal in Anmore moving too fast?

'If you want backlash, it will be coming full force': Is a massive development proposal in Anmore moving too fast?

Tuesday, April 1, Anmore council agreed to a timetable that could see final approval of amendments to the village’s official community plan bylaws by May 27 which would allow the development to proceed.
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Average asking rents decrease for sixth straight month to $2,119: report

Average asking rents decrease for sixth straight month to $2,119: report

A new report says the national average asking rent in March was $2,119, marking the sixth straight month of year-over-year declines. The monthly data provided by Rentals.
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B.C. construction industry sounds alarm on unpaid work

B.C. construction industry sounds alarm on unpaid work

New report warns lack of prompt payment legislation is putting major projects and jobs at risk
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Industrial real estate especially vulnerable to tariffs, says Colliers expert

Industrial real estate especially vulnerable to tariffs, says Colliers expert

Hospitality, infrastructure could cushion blow of America’s trade war
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Website creates 'circular economy' for B.C. construction

Website creates 'circular economy' for B.C. construction

New marketplace allows Vancouver Island firms to list, buy and sell used materials
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Hemp insulation makes its way into B.C. homebuilding

Hemp insulation makes its way into B.C. homebuilding

Experts say benefits include carbon reduction, moisture control and cleaner indoor air
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Downtown Vancouver office vacancy frozen as market shifts, says report

Downtown Vancouver office vacancy frozen as market shifts, says report

Quality inventory remains in high demand, says Cushman researcher
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B.C. touts speed of major housing program to mark one-year anniversary

B.C. touts speed of major housing program to mark one-year anniversary

NORTH VANCOUVER — British Columbia's government celebrated the first anniversary of one of its cornerstone housing programs at the groundbreaking of a 179-unit rental building in North Vancouver, which it says went from concept to construction in 14
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Opinion: B.C. builders face tariff turmoil

Opinion: B.C. builders face tariff turmoil

Unpredictable U.S. tariffs create uncertainty, forcing B.C. builders to rethink contracts and cost-sharing strategies.
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Port Moody to recommence plan for its future growth

Port Moody to recommence plan for its future growth

An online survey about Port Moody's draft update to its official community plan will go live Monday, April 7 with further engagement opportunities to follow.
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